Williams said the market started about 10 years ago downtown. It was moved to Riverside Park because of the downtown sewer-water and sidewalk construction projects

Williams said the vendor participation has increased.

"The majority wanted to come back downtown. They feel it's better for business and ambiance," she said.

The all-day event also will have live music in the afternoon.

Aguillon said the event would give people a chance to explore Victoria. And the market is mutually beneficial for vendors because it gives them an opportunity to build relationships. He also said supporting local business is good for the economy but it's a community effort, "It (local business) is like a seed, and we have to nurture it," he said.